POPPY SHOP LTD heads 8 Gazette insolvency notices, UK suppliers should check exposure now

POPPY SHOP LTD (06680416) passed a resolution for voluntary liquidation on 4 August 2026, per Gazette notice. In the latest 24 hour Gazette batch, that notice sits alongside seven others, including a court winding-up for A1 PROPERTIES (SUNDERLAND) LTD, which is a clear signal for trade creditors to pull files, invoices and delivery records now.

What the source says

The eight notices

• POPPY SHOP LTD (06680416) passed a resolution for voluntary liquidation on 4 August 2026, per Gazette notice.

• OLD APPLE PROPERTY LIMITED (07300724) appeared in the same Gazette batch on 4 August 2026, see Gazette notice.

• A1 PROPERTIES (SUNDERLAND) LTD (09156948) wound up by the court on 4 August 2026, per Gazette notice.

• KC ELECTRICAL SERVICES (HFDS) LIMITED (08347615) appeared in the Gazette batch on 4 August 2026, see Gazette notice.

• DEEMING HOLDINGS LTD (15151756) appeared in the Gazette batch on 4 August 2026, see Gazette notice.

• O’REGAN MOTORS LIMITED (13465224) had a CompanyIssuedMeeting notice published on 4 August 2026, see Gazette notice.

• DMH HEATING & PLUMBING LTD (13564936) also appeared in the 4 August 2026 Gazette batch with a CompanyIssuedMeeting notice.

• H L SOCIAL WORK LIMITED (06308388) also appeared in the 4 August 2026 Gazette batch with a NotifiableThing notice.

What this means for UK creditors These notices are statutory public record under the Insolvency Act 1986. A voluntary liquidation notice means the creditor process is likely to run through the liquidator, so unsecured creditors should get statements, unpaid invoices and any retention of title wording in order. A court winding-up notice is more serious in practice, because the court has made the order and creditors should move quickly to preserve evidence and confirm who is handling claims. Where the Gazette carries a preliminary insolvency notice or meeting notice, it often signals that a formal appointment or creditor decision is under way.

What creditors should do right now

• Register your claim with the named office-holder within the statutory window.

• Pull the company’s RecoupIQ Forensic Report to size your exposure and document evidence: recoup-iq.tech/forensic-report.

• Check Companies House for the formal proof-of-debt form. RecoupIQ watches the Gazette and Companies Court cause list daily, join the watchlist at recoup-iq.tech/sign-up. This report is generated by the RecoupIQ News Engine based on algorithmic